Our most-read stories of the week

1. The Design Week Top 100 2014 – a comprehensive financial survey of the design industry – is published here.

2. Cigarette brand Marlboro is rolling out new-look packs, which feature the Marlboro logo blind embossed on the flip-top opening.

3. We look at some tips on designing a creative workspace.

Our most popular Tweet of the week

Museum of London to show Heatherwick’s London 2012 Olympic Cauldron in permanent exhibition: http://t.co/FEtaAW3dr2 pic.twitter.com/Zb2HIUDTgF

— Design Week (@Design_Week) July 7, 2014

Our favourite Tweets of the week

Photocopier trolling pic.twitter.com/qHtjuqU9NH

— Dark Beige (@DarkBeige) July 9, 2014

Brilliant front page of Brazil’s Metro newspaper… #BRA pic.twitter.com/LZkv0SZeo7

— John Bennett (@JohnBennettBBC) July 9, 2014

#BRAvsGER pic.twitter.com/FXfFuCi4tz

— Sharon Wong (@sharonw) July 8, 2014

Image of the week

We love illustrator Katherine Baxter’s intricate maps. There’s an exhibition of her work at London’s Coningsby Gallery.

Quote of the week

‘From a writing point of view, the England team is a classic example of a brand stuck in the wrong narrative. We’re locked in a story of “empire in decline” that goes back to 1966 and a golden era when we “owned” the game. In that context, every victory is greeted with the feeling that we should be winning easily and every defeat is a humiliation.’ Writer Nick Asbury looks at whether a new story can help the England football team reach future glories.

Our favourite website

Every time advertising creative Oli Beale’s train is late, he Photoshops the face of First Capital Connect chief executive Tim O’Toole. You can see the collection of Tim’s faces here.

Design stories in the national press

The Detroit Free Press has a tribute to Motown designer Bernie Yeszin, who has died aged 73.

The BBC decodes the meaning behind ten World Cup stars’ tattoos.

The Guardian has a feature looking at how to become a sportswear designer.